Thanks for the answer, but I actually meant to keep track of it in-game.
For example, in some games you can press a button to toggle some kind of screen witch shows you the fps and other data.

A good example is Minecraft (you've probably heard of it)
When you press F3, it shows you the fps, the player coordinates and a whole load of other stuff of witch I don;t know what it means.
Here is an image:------V the FPS is right there


I don't need help with the drawing itself, but only with collecting the information. ;)

Thanks for the answer, but I actually meant to keep track of it in-game.
For example, in some games you can press a button to toggle some kind of screen witch shows you the fps and other data.

A good example is Minecraft (you've probably heard of it)
When you press F3, it shows you the fps, the player coordinates and a whole load of other stuff of witch I don;t know what it means.
Here is an image:    V the FPS is right there


I don't need help with the drawing itself, but only with collecting the information. ;)

Thanks for the answer, but I actually meant to keep track of it in-game.
For example, in some games you can press a button to toggle some kind of screen witch shows you the fps and other data.

A good example is Minecraft (you've probably heard of it)
When you press F3, it shows you the fps, the player coordinates and a whole load of other stuff of witch I don;t know what it means.
Here is an image:


I don't need help with the drawing itself, but only with collecting the information. ;)